A quiet app for drawing runes
Runa is an iPhone app for one rune a day, a reading built as a rite, and a journal that stays on your phone.
What it does
You draw one rune and read what it points to. The reading walks the same ground this site sets out: the name of the rune, the image the poems attach to it, and a modern reading kept apart from both.
The rune of the day is free, for good
The app downloads free, and a rune a day stays free. All twenty-four meanings are there without paying, and the first rituals are a gift.
The reading is a rite
No feed and no streak. You go through it once, at your own pace, and it ends when it ends.
The journal stays on your phone
What you noticed is written into a journal that lives in the phone’s own memory. There are no accounts and no servers to hold it.
One purchase
One exchange opens the whole depth of the cave, the way a rune set is bought once and kept for life.
Eight languages
Icelandic among them, the tongue of the youngest of the three rune poems.